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Agastya02 wrote: August 25th, 2024, 5:01 am Hi Guys,youtube vanced
Switching hands when fishing might seem odd since your dominant hand is generally stronger and more sensitive. For right-handed individuals, the right hand is usually stronger, making it seem logical to use it for working the bait and fighting the fish. I can fish with either hand but prefer left-handed reels, even though I’m right-handed. It’s quite rare to find a left-handed person who uses a left-handed reel.

That’s some ambidextrous fishing magic! Whether left or right, as long as the fish are biting, you’re winning. Rocking a left-handed reel as a righty? That’s a secret fishing superpower!

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Hey,mpbhulekh
Fishing with the non-dominant hand can feel unusual since the dominant hand is usually stronger and more precise. As a right-handed person, it seems natural to use the right hand for baiting and fighting fish. I can fish with either hand but prefer left-handed reels, despite being right-handed. Interestingly, it’s rare for left-handed anglers to use left-handed reels. For me, left-handed reels feel more comfortable and effective, offering better control and a smoother fishing experience even with my dominant hand.